Consider the following section of code: If ((A > B) or (C > D)) and (E = F) then print A; Endlf Which of the following sets of test data can be used to achieve multiple condition coverage with the least number of tests?

A project to replace your company's sales and merchandising system has begun. The old system is still in production but is poorly documented and expensive to maintain: changing it has often produced a large quantity of defects. The new version will be developed using modern techniques and technology. Requirements include: Loading sales data, sent electronically from the stores each evening, into a central database where it is then available for other applications. Producing sales reports for the merchandisers, whose job is to manage stock levels in stores. Predictions of future demand for each product, based on a combination of sales history and forecasting parameters. Requirements 1 and 2 are satisfied by the existing system and will be rewritten with no significant changes. Requirement 3 is new: these forecasting reports will be run overnight, and users will request them by entering simple parameters online during the day. The sales data are loaded in an overnight batch run. There have been problems at peak periods when this run has taken longer than scheduled, so that dependent jobs could not finish before the start of the working day. As a Technical Test Analyst, you have been asked to contribute to the project's Master Test Plan. The key stakeholders are: The Merchandising Manager, who wants parameter entry to be quick and easy. The Data Centre Manager, who requires the new batch jobs to take less time than the old ones. No specific performance requirements have been given, either for the batch jobs or for online parameter entry. Which TWO of the following will BEST meet the objectives of the stakeholders?
You are working on a project to develop an application that allows users to collaborate via bespoke, online
whiteboards. The first release, delivering core functionality, highlighted misunderstandings of the user stories
between testers, developers and the product owner during sprint development Since that release, the
developers have agreed to implement a TDD approach for future software development.
Creation of the product backlog for the second release is underway and you have recommended to the project
stakeholders that an atdd approach be adopted for the backlog's user stories. What would be a GOOD
REASON for making this recommendation?
SELECT ONE OPTION
Receive money and account number to be credited
IF account number is valid
IF customer account is active
Store current account balance as oldBalance
Credit money to account
IF oldBalance < zero
IF balance now >= zero
Set message "Overdraft cleared"
ELSE
Set message "A/c overdrawn"
ENDIF
ELSE
Set message = "You have more money"
ENDIF
IF account holder is VIP customer
Send message by email to customer
ENDIF
ELSE
Set message "A/c inactive"
Send message by email to supervisor
ENDIF
ELSE
Add 1 to count of invalid inputs
ENDIF
What percentage of decision testing coverage has been achieved by the following suite of test cases?
Test Case A - Account number valid, account is active, oldBalance = -100, balance now = +200, not a VIP
customer
Test Case B - Account number valid, account is active, oldBalance = -100, balance now = -50, is a VIP
customer
A product risk assessment has revealed the following product risks: • lack of usability requirements
• security during on-line transactions
• perceived performance of the system and response time from the user interface
• a required availability of almost 100%
To address the 4th risk, which of the following quality characteristics for technical testing should be part of the
test approach?
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